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  1. Global Bond Market Volatile as Yields Spike Long-term bond yields surged, with the UK's 30-year gilt peaking at 5.75%, the highest since 1998. Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey urged calm, attributing the surge to structural factors and cautioning against undermining central bank independence. Western economies are watching closely as elevated borrowing costs raise concerns about fiscal stability. Investors fear this could trigger a global credit crunch, as governments and households face higher borrowing costs. Emerging markets are particularly vulnerable since debt repayments will become harder in stronger dollar conditions. Economists say volatility in bonds could spill over into stocks, real estate, and currencies.  Source :The Guardian Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Hot Mic Catches Putin and Xi Discussing Immortality   During China's Victory Day parade, a hot mic captured Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping discussing human longevity...

  1. Taiwan has Right to be Free and Preserve Self-Determination, US Senator Says US Senator Roger Wicker Chairman of the Armed Services Committee, strongly reaffirmed America's commitment to Taiwan's independence. Speaking in Washington, he declared that Taiwan has the right to remain free and to safeguard its self-determination amid increasing Chinese military pressure. Wicker criticized Beijing's escalating aggression and urged the Biden administration to strengthen security cooperation with Taipei, including weapons support and international backing. His remarks come during heightened US-China tensions over Taiwan, with Beijing repeatedly warning Washington against interference. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. US Markets Brace for Inflation Data ;Tariff Exemption Ends Global financial markets are on alert ahead of the release of US inflation figures (July PCE data), expected at 2.9% which could influence future Federal Reserve dec...